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Pakistan will need aid for years to come – DPM

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has visited a relief camp in Southern Pakistan where he saw for himself the sheer scale of the flooding devastation.

The Deputy PM was touring the camp near the town of Sukkur in Sindh province, one of the worst affected regions of southern Pakistan.

During his visit Mr Clegg warned that Pakistan would need aid for years to come “for normality to come back to Pakistan”.

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